Published: Thu 24 Nov 2022

Aircraft lessor DAE launches second legal action against 11 insurers inc AIG, Chubb and Swiss Re

The Middle East’s largest aircraft leasing firm Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) has launched a second legal action against 11 insurers, including subsidiaries of AIG, Axis, Chubb, HDI and Swiss Re, The Insurer can reveal.

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Published: Thu 24 Nov 2022

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